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Characterising the Source of Radon Indoors
Radiation Protection Dosimetry, 1984 Average indoor radon concentrations range over more than two orders of magnitude, largely because of variability in the rate at which radon enters from building materials, soil, and water supplies. Determining the indoor source magnitude requires knowledge of the generation of radon in source materials, its movement within materials by diffusion and ...
Nero, A.V., Nazaroff, W.W.
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Atmosphere, 2022 Indoor radon and meteorological parameters (temperature, humidity, pressure, precipitation, indoor dew point, wind direction, wind speed and heat index) were simultaneously monitored in an old residential house in a radon suspected area.
Dušica Spasić, Ljiljana Gulan
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Testing the Properties of Radon Barrier Materials and Home Ventilation to Mitigate Indoor Radon
Atmosphere, 2022 Indoor radon is the second cause of lung cancer. Mitigation strategies are based on (i) building protection with radon barrier materials, (ii) increasing home ventilation or (iii) room pressurization.
Manuela Portaro +5 more
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Indoor - soil gas radon relationshipin the Central Bohemian Plutonic Complex
Annals of Geophysics, 2005 The relationship of indoor radon measurements and radon in bedrock was studied in the granitoid Central Bohemian Plutonic Complex (CBPC). The indoor data were linked to vectorised geological and radon risk maps using the coordinates of ...
I. Fojtíková, J. Miksová, I. Barnet
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A Quantitative Assessment of Indoor Radon Level and Its Annual Effective Dose in Buildings of Gachin Rural District in Hormozgan Province, Iran [PDF]
Iranian Journal of Medical Physics, 2021 Introduction: Measurement of indoor radon concentration and its determining factors is crucial for improving public health and developing proper methods that can reduce indoor radon concentrations.
ali jamjour +4 more
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Atmosphere, 2023 The concentric impact rings of the Vredefort Crater contain rocks with elevated uranium concentrations resulting from the geological signature of a meteoric impact.
Rikus le Roux, Jacques Bezuidenhout
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Indoor EnvironmentsMaintaining healthy CO2 levels and indoor air quality in school environments is determinant to guarantee children and teachers health, and suitable learning conditions.
Joan F. Rey +2 more
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Using geographic information systems for radon exposure assessment in dwellings in the Oslo region, Norway [PDF]
Natural Hazards and Earth System Sciences, 2014 Radon exposures were assigned to each residential address in the Oslo region using a geographic information system (GIS) that included indoor radon measurements. The results will be used in an epidemiologic study regarding leukemia and brain cancer.
R. Kollerud +5 more
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Two-year performance drift in real-time and low-grade radon devices: A longitudinal study
Indoor EnvironmentsRadon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas, colorless and odorless, produced from the decay of uranium which can infiltrate buildings indoors and cause lung cancer on prolonged exposure.
Joan F. Rey, Joëlle Goyette Pernot
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IAEA Safety Guides vs. Actual Challenges for Design and Conduct of Indoor Radon Surveys
AtmosphereAn analysis of the international radon regulatory framework identified actual challenges for the design and conduct of indoor radon surveys, though there is little discussion on this issue in the radon community.
Andrey Tsapalov +5 more
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